Companies are going to be challenged to reincorporate their remote offices as independent (taxable) subsidiaries lest they find themselves unable to obtain a license at all.

Not sure, here.

• bothSides
• anarchy but yet clean water and hospitals
• emo

Pick the right theme, and help me out?

They shoulda warned the campers that they were coming through so it was understood people would be in mortal danger from machines that can’t see them covered up.

Sides. But try not to get caught up in the us vs them drama.

The key point is that Mr Ford is using populism to promote populism, with no actual history where he stands up to bullies as much as he stands up to caregivers and citizens; and populism is the schtick of his party and the national cons, but isn’t a common thread in other parties as they campaign on rights and consolidated services instead.

reboot workstations every 10 days or so people.

No.

Only reboot if needs-rebooting says so.

• nothing will take 5 minutes.
• build a queue of clean, suspended VMs if you need them that fast

Our borders are sound, and we’re not at war.

We have a land border with Denmark and a Sea border with France.

Let’s go !

literally

Yeah, that’s where I stopped. Learn another adverb!

didn’t like it due to UX/UI issues

That’s my biggest beef. But I think maybe it’s “ugly like a Mazda truck”, as in, it’s plain and weird until you get to driving it and then it’s just simple and great.

That’s my hope anyway.

Refusing to hold Democrats accountable is also voting for Fascism.

As mentioned oh, so, so, so many times, voting for the least worst option doesn’t preclude holding them to account. That part comes after, once democracy is assured.

Except, people voted for cruelty and fascism to really stick it to the Dems. Now there’s worse fascism and no democracy.

Good job.

Feel proud.

I’m at the age where shit just needs to work. Some sort of remote desktop, or NAS or a combo might be the better easier route.

I get that. I don’t built machines anymore - time sink - and I don’t rebuild my kernel, etc.

But the synch you’re thinking quickly puts you into a tier higher than you may have time for. And a NAS gets you most of the way there as long as you understand and accept a failed NAS (or its OS, or a non-redundant disk setup) is going to hose your work everywhere instead of just on the one discrete machine you were using previously. You’re trading one risk for another, and that may be a big deal.

Re-examine your goals, and be really sure to separate what needs to synch vs what doesn’t (hint: user data synchs, most OS setup does not) and then see if you can carve out a decent solution with that. Maybe it’s as simple as an eBayed refurb NAS and another offsite for backup.

I like how there was an issue and so many idiots leaned into it.

Yeah. And the full root disk clone thing is honestly gonna be more trouble than value. Ensure the big-bang stuff is the same - packages, but even not perfect (as above) but just same-version where installed; and general settings - and then synch the homedir.

God help me, I’m thinking gluster between 2-3 machines, running a VM off that (big files so lock negot isn’t an issue) and having it commandeer the local vid for gaming. It’s doomed but it’ll be fun ha ha learning ha ha.

There are exciting ways to ensure some settings and configs are kept the same, too, when they’re outside that synched home space. Ansible if you like thunky 2002 tech, chef or salt for newer but overkill, or mgmtconfig if you want modern decentralized peer-to-peer reactive config management.

The day job is Private Possum territory, so our agreement is

• we won’t send in drives
• we will send proof of destruction

and I’m sure it costs more, but we don’t have to worry about recovered user data.

Our stuff is also in those crazy-secure datacenters, too, so we don’t need to mess with crypto-at-rest.

It requires a phone number. I haven’t got one. What else is there for people like me?

They pluralize ‘e-mail’ with an S. But I admire your tenacity.

Money is payment. Food can be spun as kind-hearted. “I just bought them lunch; why are you being so mean about it?”

I have a well-fenced server that I inherited 20 years ago and, but for power outages, has been in operation throughout. It survived a p2v but will not survive the coming v2v. #rhel4 #vmscare

Jira, which is available as on-prem version.

Check again.

Either way, I’d consider moving off Jira.

simulates a connected monitor for the client.

EDID, right?